The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-06-09

Correspondence has recently passed be-
tween the secretary Of state and the Brit
ish minister on the subject OF the immi-
grafton OF the Irish crofters, whose trans
portation expenses, it is currently report
ed, are met by the English government
In answer tc inquiries by the British min.
lister as to whether the government intends
to take any action in the premises, Secre
tary Bayard states: He cannot give
general reply, but each case will be consid-
cred upon it's merits. However, the send
ing OF paupers, who are likely to become
Il public charge to this country, by the
British governme MT, would be regarded as
an unfriendly act.
The London Times publishes the third
and last of its articles on "Parnellism and
Crime. detailing the history OF the Irish
American conspiracy. 1t says: The
Clan-na Gael is the soul of tho Ma
tional league. While the latter exists on
fine speeches, ETC., the former manages
the real business. Our narrative shows
that Parnell, Sexton and other leaders Of
the Home Rule party are on intimate con-
fidential terms with the Clan-na- Gael mis-
creants. and that their permission or pro-
hibition of diabolical outrages is q matter
OF prearrangement." Gladstone writes:
AS the Unionist Liberals assisted in pass
ing to the second reading the permanent
coercion BILL the Irish question is virtually
settled for the present"
John w, Davis ofNewport, Rhode Island,
was inaugurated as governor. The count
ing OF the ballots by q committee for pres
entation to the joint legislative council oc-
cupied the entire day. No election was de-
olared as to lieutenant governor.
The construction OF the new treasury sill.
yer vault is progressing. The evault will be
the largest in the world and will be capa-
BILE OF holding 100, 600, 600 silver dollars.
1t will be S9x5Ox12 feet in interior dimen-
sions, surrounded by walls Ak feet thick.
Prof. Charles Sedhorf and wife, Matilda,
aged ninty-one and ninty-two tired of a
long and futile struggle with destitution,
committed suicide at Union Hill, N. j.
Siedhorf, it is said, was professor of chem
istry in Heidelberg university, Germany,
thirty-fve years ago.
Hon. Morton E. Post OF Cheyenne says
1t is fact that the alien land bill, which
prohibits foreigners from acquiring realty
in this country, caused the failure OF the
Swans in Wyoming It spoiled sale OF
$500, 900 for Alex Swan.
At Annville, Pa, William Showers was
arrested. charged with numbering his two
grandchildren, William and Samuel, aged
respectfully three and five years. The
children were the illegitimuIte offspring OF
Showers deceased daughter.
Solomon Blanks OF st. Elmo, CAL. on his
way to st. Paul, was at Omaha confidenced
out OF all his money-$9O0-whic he loan
ed to a stranger who gave as security q
81, OO0 OF worthless mining stock.
son of Baron yon Muegge OF Dresden
has been serving on tho police force Of
Pittsburs. His mother left him $4,000
marks on condition that he would serve
some city government four years, but his
discharge from the service cuts him off
short.
l. II. Marlborough, who is in jail at En-.
poria, Kan for one of the most barbarous
murders on record is the idol OF the En-.
poria ladies, who throng to his cell with
howers and every delicacy for the brute.
At st. Petersburg: The council OF state
has rejected the finance ministers propos-
al to heavily tax Russiane residing or trav-
cling abroad.
In reply to correspondents query as
to why he did not meet Chamberlain's q
'smoderate, reasonable proposals., Glad.